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Commons Health Committee MP criticises NPfIT report

An MP on the Commons' Health Committee has criticised a report by his colleagues on aspects of the National Programme for IT (NPfIT). He said the report of the Health Committee on the Electronic Patient Record - a central part of the NPFIT - was "very weak and a golden opportunity missed".

Law Society of Scotland adds second layer of e-mail protection

The Law Society of Scotland, the governing body for Scottish solicitors, has implemented e-mail management services to cut e-mail volumes and provide additional protection from spam and viruses.

Video:CISO security special part two

  • Video
  • Date: 12 September 2007
In the second part of our security special video, ComputerWeekly.com blogger and security expert David Lacey interviews Standard Chartered Bank's John Meakin. Meakin is group head of information security at Standard Chartered and agreed to be interviewed at its head office in the City of London.

Ministry of Defence signs Blackberry deal

The Ministry of Defence has approved a secure Blackberry mobile data system supplied by BT.

Find the fast track to a career in IT consultancy

From boutiques to the big names such as Accenture and Deloitte, working for an IT consultancy firm can offer challenges and rewards

Capgemini supports Google Apps in enterprise

Capgemini is partnering with Google to offer its Apps Premier software as an alternative to Microsoft Office for enterprise users.

Online retail sales hit £4bn record in July

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 12 September 2007
Consumers shrugged off worries about identity theft and security to push online retail sales to a record £4.2bn , taking a15% share of total retail sales, in July.

Will door stay shut on NHS secrets?

Cabinet Office expected to appeal against ruling that it must release documents that reveal how Tony Blair approved plans for £12.4bn NHS IT scheme

Strong defences need business and people skills, say IT security chiefs

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 12 September 2007
Chief information security officers (CISOs) need business and communication skills if they are to defend corporate systems effectively, according to IT security leaders interviewed for a Computer Weekly videocast.

Risk management: an IT director’s guide

Risk management has traditionally been considered the concern of the finance department, but regulatory requirements and an increasing number of risk-based standards are pushing IT directors to consider the issue as well.
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